Because по one is immune.
А Monthly Publication with News, Ideas and Information for American Income Life ond National Income Life Producers
FROM THE DESK ОР:
Roger Smith
President && CEO of
American Income Life
Steering in the Right Direction
ave you ever noticed that in order to drive in a straight line you
have to constantly correct the wheel? I'm not sure I ever would
have noticed this except I'm teaching my daughter how to drive.
Driving for me, now comes without any thought, but for hes, it
comes with quite а bit. ‘Therefore, in between the, "watch outs,”
and the, "look out for that car,” there is the constant, ever-present,
“correct the wheel."
Which brings me back to my original point, Yes, to drive in a
straight line you have to constantly
to keep yourself in a straight line, and hopefully in the end, get to
е those little adjustments
where you want to go.
Given this little insight, I want to make a few comments about
making those little adjustments to keep us on target for reaching
our goal of a ten percent increase in quantity and quality.
When 1 speak about quality it was about adding that
fundamental to the others we already have in place (ie,
recruiting, training, lead procurement, etc). I firmly believe, we
have been successful because we have a firm handle on the
systems we are currently using, and my intention, was, and is, to
add quality to that list,
Having said that, it is important that you know, we are are on the
right track, or rather, steering in the right direction. However, it
is also important to remember there will always be a little
correcting of the wheel which will need to take place as we begin
to fully grasp this added fundamental of quality.
Му point is, with our focus being spotlighted on quality, we still
need to balance, or maintain the successful structures we have
worked so hard to put in place in the past. ‘These structures have
iced over the
allowed us the tremendous growth we have exp
last three years and by adding quality to that list, we are only
adding one mote achievement to our repertoire
When I speak of correct
about tweaking your everyday business, but 1 am also speaking
about what we do in the Home Office as well.
Our number one goal has been, and always will be, to provide
you with the resources needed to do your job effectively. To.
rove.
accomplish this, we are continuously looking for ways to in
Recently, we have made some updates to a few processes in order
to do just that — improve the way you do business.
First, we have improved our bonus structure to allow more
Producers to bring home a bonus each month, We are in this
business to make money and this update gives you more money
in your pocket to augment your income. On Page 16, we have
outlined these updates and improvements.
Second, we are adding products to our current portfolio thereby
giving you more options with your prospects and customers. One
of the products we have added is critical illness coverage. To find
‘out more about this new offering, turn to Pages 12 and 13.
Finally, we have for the last few months added a Producers tips
feature to the magazine, The information outlined in this feature
are provided by some of our Home Office experts who make it
the
offers some simple steps you can take to improve quality.
job to make sure you are successful. This month, Page 5
By implementing small changes here and there, it only allows us
to help you more effectively which gives you time to make
adjustments and corrections to ensure we are steering in the right
direction towards our final goal.
Look for mote information in upcoming magazine issues on ways
you can improve the quantity and quality of your business, or
great year for our
consult your SGA, so we can make this a
Ageney force!
2 рейди starch 200¢ № come gether
Monday, March 29, 2004
All business and PR credits must be in the
Home Office to count for March production,
Wednesday, April 28, 2004
All business and PR credits must be in the
Home Office to count for April production.
ЧТ Bosuses Paid Ou
This month AIL and NILICO paid а total
of $497,051.88 in bonuses. For more
information on the monthly bonuses, turn to
Page 15.
Effective Jan. 1, 2004, to be eligible for
bonuses and featured in Spotlight, top.
Producers must meet the required Retention
rate or the minimum Net to Gross, Net to
Gross is used only during the Producers first
ight months,
David Hamilton, an MGA with the Robert Smith Agency,
achieved $100,000 of 1
month
force premium.
Hugo Rust, a GA with the Jatoft-Foti Agency, achieved
$100,000 of 13-month in-force premium.
David Thornton, a Producer with the David Cohen Agency,
achieved $100,000 of 13-month in-force premium.
‘The asterisks, shown throughout the magazine, indicate that
place will be a year-to-date award winner, ‘The Producers,
who will be recognized at the Cancun Awards Presentation,
are as follows: the top SGA from each category, the top
two PR Managers and the top two PR Representatives from
cach category, the top five МСА, the top five GAs, the top
ЗА, and the top ten Individual Producers, Check your
production! Lf there is an asterisk by your position, you could be
on your way fo The Fiesta Americana in Cancun! The
convention will be held in July 2005.
dpetigit March 2008 WE Come Together
bftizzell@ailife.com
Graphic Artists
Michael Trout
mtrout@torchmarkeorp.com
Producer Tips
With our emphasis now focused on quality of business, we need your help to ensure your applicants are receiving the
appropriate correspondence should an application be “pulled.” By "pulled" we are talking about applications being
separated from normal processing, In other words, these applications are the ones which are cancelled prior to loading
submitted business or the ones which are likely to be declined, Therefore, whether an application is being “pulled”
because of a request to cancel or it is “pulled” during your verification process, you now have three options to handle
these apps:
AIT CANCEL ‘This command is used when an application is cancelled by the applicant before it is sent to the Home Office.
allows the Home Office to cancel the application without affecting the Producer, The only time you should
ALT-CANCEL is when the customer requests an application to be cancelled = this is the only acceptable usc for this
command. You should write ALT-CANCEL across the top of the application and put a “C” in the last col
the transmittal. The applicant will receive a letter indicating the application has been cancelled at their request.
Please note, ALT-CANCEL replaces the old ALT-XPL process. Please discontinue writing ALT-XPL on
applications and transmittal,
Qu:
ALTVERIPY This command is use for applications you have called to
verify, and during that verification you realize the application
should not be submitted. These applications must be sent to
the Home Office so there is a record of the application in
the event of an inquiry, complaint, or claim. These
applications should never be destroyed or returned to the.
applicant. Simply write ALT-VERIFY across the top of the
application and put a * V" in the last column on the
transmittal. Also, please attach a completed phone
verification form so we have a record of why the application
is not being submitted. The letter sent to the applicant will
notify them of the verification process, and will make them
aware we are unable to issue coverage and the reasons for
that decision.
‘This is used for applications which were taken, but you now
realize the applicant is uninsurable. ALT-DECLINE allows
the Home Office to process the application without affecting
the Producer. You should write ALT-DECLINE across the
top of the application and put a "D' in the last
the transmittal, The letter sent to the applicant will provide
information regarding the circumstances of not being able to
issue a policy.
It is very important that every application be marked. If one application is marked
and the others are not, we will submit those that are not marked. Submitting these
kinds of policies will only count against your Retention. Help us help you by
properly marking the applications to ensure your Retention is not negatively
‘impacted and to, ке.
Lionel Adams
Nick Nitkowski
Louisiana
Terence Adams
Eric Neal
Texas
Virgil Anderson
Ва Jennings
Colorado
Frederick Darmanin
David Alphonso
Nick Nithowski
Matthew Сйчгар
беп-беп-Вишап.
Michael Goddard
Rick Alig
Noc Gonzales
Jutott Ро
Erik Gustafson
Joshua Chalom
Luis Hinds
David Cohen
California
Grant Holsteen
‘Rick Alig
lowa
Jessie Lawrence
Chris Wittenbach
Arkansas
Frank Lindal
Rick Altig
Manitoba
Contina Lucas
Ali Shahrak
North Carolina
Brian Lullof
Rick Alig
Minnesota
Florida
Ramin Kouladji
Nova Scotia
Amy Massey
John Akers
Tova.
Jason Mayer
Forer Whininghill
California
Eli McKenzie.
ams- Williams
Donald McMillan
Rick Alig
British Columbia
Florida
id Leathers
wid Cohen
California
Reginald Parker
Nick Микош
Franchesea Prantl
Fuser Whitingill
California
није Rana
Joshua Chalom
Ontario
Shawn Richmond
Mare Morton
Ohio
Noschen Robert
Williams- Zipper
Flora
Chris Schuckman
Farer: Whininghil
California
Gene Noury
David Zophin
Rhode Island
Marshall Sharp
Steve Hartman.
Arizona
Charles Stephens.
Chris Wittenbach
Arkansas
Aaron Webb
Bill Jennings
Colorado
Jon Weideling
Jim Surace
Ohio
Elizabeth Wilson
Nick Nitkowski
Louisiana
Erin Ziegler
Rick Alig
North Dakota
Kent Thrower
"Chris La Fond
Pennsylvania
ve Friedlander
v Zealand
Rebecca Dunwoodie
David Zophin
Connecticut
Mike Ziejas promotion to SA. Pictured left
ight: Rob Falvo, Mike Zieja, Dave Brister,
Donnie Рай
Mant Blame
Maryland
Mal Herman
Durhon Oldham
New York
and Christina Simao
Pennsyivania
Brandon Ito
David Cohen
California
Masine Moody
David Zophin
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Scott Rhod
Rick Ahi
Mi
Venelle Unrau
Rick Alig
Manitoba
Individual Producers 1и Producers
Time Record to Beat
Omaha, NE ‘Woodridge, IL. -
1. Carla Miller з | Caria Miler John Akers
2. Marlon Underwood в | Marlon Underwood Olon-Smith
3. Michael Cropek 3 | Michael Czopek Eric Giglione
4. Teny Sullivan Terry Sullivan Gen-Gen-Bitman
5. Loma Williams Christine Hujber Eric Giglione
6. Stefan Reynolds 2 | Lawrence Hauck Steve Friedlander
Н 7. John Arguello Leslie Taylor Dan Phillips
8. Ruben Soberanes Doreen Ryan-Foti Jatofi-Fori
9. Jennifer Baron William Cook "Tom Williams
x ci 10. Erin Ziegler Dustin Raaum Rick Alig
кю Iren ы 11, Jeffrey Lowman Carla Miller John Akers
12. Pablo Pircla Denise Gilbert Olon-Smith
13. Mary Ann Gaelic 5 Lawrence Hauck Steve Friedlander
14. Arkadi Nulman ‚7 | Daniel Connell David Cohen
15. Rajeev Arora Rajeev Arora Rick Alig
16. Gabriel Hernandez Jason Mollo David Zophin
17. Kevin Surles Kevin Surles David Zophin
18. Timothy Cruise Steven Jakubczak Okon-Smith
19, Francois Fortier Jean-Francois Veina | Rick Alig
20. Chris Rose Chris Rose Altig- Martyn
Edison, NJ Auckland, NZ
YTD Production
: i John Akers
2. Timothy Cruise : Olson-Smith
1 3. David Wang 4 Olson-Smith
4. Marlon Underwood 6 | Marlon Underwood Olson-Smith
Ареа NM Diod CA Michael Czopek Eric Giglione
Ў Denise Gilbert Olson-Smith
Е Dustin Raaum Rick Altig
i David Wang Olson-Smith
Gregory Partee Vic Hancock
. Jason Mollo David Zophin
11. Nada Markovic 4 | John McCreary Forer-Whittinghill
12. Curt Snow. z Curt Snow Jatoft-Foti
13. Lorna Williams Christine Hujber Erie Giglione
14. Matthew Hogan Frederick Hadayia Durhon Oldham
15. Terry Sullivan $ Terry Sullivan Gen-Gen-Bitman
16. Jennifer Baron .: William Cook Tom Williams.
17. Allan Gilbert ц Denise Gilbert Olson-Smith
18, Ramona Cruz Terry Sullivan Gen-Gen-Bitman
19. Michael Kolasa 7 | Michael Kolasa
20. Leslie Taylor . Leslie Taylor
а Ft. Lauderdale, FL
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T Percentage of Ner to Gross
Leadership Development
MUS Leadership Development Seminar
Helping you discover your leadership
potential. Don't forget to sign up for the
next seminar May 20-22, 2004!
spotlight March 200 Сота Together
Labor Advisory Board
Welcome to the Board
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А
INTRODUCING:
Thomas C. Short
International President
of the IATSE.
‘Thomas Short, International President of the International
Alliance of ‘Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture
Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts (IATSE), has been selected
to American Income and National Incomess Labor Advisory
Board. Mr. Short brings nearly 36 years experience to this
premier ad
‘The IATSE is a labor union representing technicians, artisans.
ande ament industry, including live
theatre, motion picture and television production, and trade
shows. The IATSE represents members throughout the United
States, its territories, and Canada.
Mr: Short has be
been ini
a member of the IATSE since 196
ated into Stagehands Local No. 27. Short wa
charter member of Special Department Local No. B-27 , found
їп 1977, as well as having served as its Business Agent. In 1978,
he also was elected president of Local No.27.
having
In August of 1988, twenty years after becoming a member of
IATSE, Mr. Short was elected international vice president, He
followed in the footsteps of his father, the late Adrian J. Short,
Jr, who held the same position with the IATSE for many years.
In 2001, Mr. Short was elected international president for the
fourth time since 1994 at its 64th Annual Conv
tion,
During his tenure with the IATSE, Mr. Short has overseen
many improvements for the members of the union, He also
serves on many boards in the industry thereby giving an active
voice to all IATSE members for the crafts they do everyday.
We welcome Mr, Short to the Labor Advisory Board, and we are
looking for long prosperous relationships for many years to
come. Congratulations!
LABOR ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
Paul Almeida, President
DPE
Stuart Appelbaum, President James Grogan, Je, Gen. Pres.
TWDSU AWIU
Baxter Atkinson, President Don Hahs, Int'l President
ABSA BLE
Ronald Ault, President Sonny Hall, President
Metal Trades TWUA
Morton Bahr, President Joe Hansen, President
CWA UFCW
Dave Barrett, Former Premier James Hoffa, General President
Province of British Columbia IBT
Theodore Bikel, President Joseph Hunt, General President
AAAA BSORIW
William Burrus, President Frank Hurt, Int'l President
APWU BCTGM
Sam Cabral, President Gloria Johnson, President
ТОРА силу
John Dougherty, President. Newton Jones, Int'l President
OP & СМА 1BB
Gerald Feder, LAB Secretary Gregory Junemann, Int'l Pres.
Feder and Associates IFPTE
Edward Fire, President Emeritus George Kourpias, President
IUEICWA ARA
М.А. “Мәс” Fleming, Pr Thomas E. Lec, President.
BMWE АРМ
Patricia Friend, President William Lucy, Sec-Treasurer
АРА AFSCME
Leon Lynch, Vice President "Thomas Short, nel President
USWA ATS
Martin Maddaloni, Gen. Pres: Edward C, Sullivan, President
UA BCTD
Hon Ray Maral pas, Mil Salivans Gen Pres-
VA Mast; Ges! Se Ta 1
d John Sweeney, President
A An.
дын Ree асаах George Tedeschi President
Ока Owens, Soe-Treairer Gau
ATU Richard Trumka, Весе,
Jules Pagano, Exec. Director AFL-CIO
AlL Labor Advisory Board бепе Upshaw, President
W. “Dan” Picket, President FPA
BRS Hugh Walsh, Asst, Exec. Dis
Clyde Rivers, Amec President AIL Labor Advisory Board
Donald Wightman, President
Ce Rar President OA
NE EE Jane Willan Ge, rosie:
LCLAA
Nocte Boyd Young, President
SIUNA PACE
Robert Scardelletti, Int'l Pres. William Young, President
TCU NALC
Harold Schaitberger, President Hon. Speaker Jim Wright,
IAFF Honorary Member of LAB
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_ Supervising Agents
Great Neck, NY
San Antonio, TX
San Diego, CA
February Production
Month: $43,409 1st Yr. Cino Tanzil
Mn 05 ALP iy on |
$19,805
14,659
13,428
12831
12,701
$19,732
23,826
19,927
21,513
22,305
Marc Rosen
Ryan Mansueto ic Neal
John McCreary | Furer-Whittinghill
Marlon Underwood] Olson-Smith
David Hausman ic Giglione
. Yaacov Rosenberg,
. Terrence Adams
. Shelly Russell
. Elmore Mundell
. Diane Carrion.
c Gigllone
YTD Production
Yaacov Rosenberg | 830,318 335,055 Mare Rosen
1. 5
2. Shelly Russell 26,610 44,761 | 98 4 | John McCreary | Furer-Whittinghill
3. Guy Grondeaux 19,814 22266 | 83 5 Rajeev Arora Rick Altig
4. Nasreen Rana 18417 28,630 733 3 David Mah Rick Altig
5. Elmore Mundell 17,530 29,026 767 2 | Marlon Underwood] Olson-Smith
Supervising Agent selection guidelines for recognition inthe Spotlight are as follows: Mast дате one First Year Agent coded and mert all production requirements
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General Agents
E Rochester, NY 2 Woodridge, IL
М San Diego, CA w Ridgeland, MS
Month: $102,403 1st Yr. ае Now Month: $111,262 Net ALP Eric Neal
February Ко
1. Gregory Siard
Jeffersonville, IN
5 = à - Oldham
2. Kobie Samuels 6 | Steven Jakubczak | Olson-Smith
3. Alison King 6 | John McCreary Furer-Whittinghill
4. Scott Jordan 8 Gleb Ostrovsky
5. Rob Hard 5 | Carey Thompson | Vic Hancock
6. Allan Gilbert 6 | Denise Gilbert Olson-Smith
7. Michael Nowak 5 | Jim Bianchi Durhon Oldham
8. Barrett Clayton 4 | Gregory Ранее Vie Hancock
9. Mathew Hart 4 | Michael Sacotte Gary Bleier
10. Jean-Marc Louis 6 | Theodore Pappas Eric Giglione.
YTD Production
* 1. Allan Gilbert
$82,125 Denise Gilbert
* 2. Gregory Siard 58,970 | 66392 Jim Bianchi Durhon Oldham
" 3. Alison King 54,951 | 68274 John McCreary Furer-Whittinghill
* 4. Kobie Samuels 50,527 | 69,115 Steven Jakubczak | Olson-Smith
* 5. Scott Jordan 8,989 | 58375 Gleb Ostrovsky
6. Terrance Hearns 37,961 | 43935 Jeff Dinocento Erie Giglione
7. Horace Johnson 34762 | 40,947 William Cook ‘Tom Williams
3. Michael Nowak 34,709 | 43,441 Jim Bianchi Durhon Oldham
9, Barrett Clayton 32949 | 4022 Gregory Partee Vic Hancock
10. Rodney Husmann 44,478 Erik Graham David Cohen
Olson-Smith
General Agent selection guidelines for recognition in the Spotlight are as follows: Must hace
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it Year gent coded ord meet ll reduction requirements
Critical Illness
American Income’s Critical Шпс
No one is immune to critical illness, That is why American Income developed a Critical Il
а one-time lump sum benefit upon written proof of first diagnosis of a covered critical illn
why this particular coverage is crucial read оп.
Do you know of anyone who has ever had a heart attack, stroke or major organ
survived? What was their life like for the first year or two after? Chances are their health i
didn't cover all the costs; or their expenses got to the point they had to borrow = ША АР
“illness debt.”
What is your risk of developing a critical illness? ‘The statistics are clear: people are living longer,
and as they live longer, they are more likely to experience a critical illness.
According to the American Heart Association, 2002 Heart and Stroke Statistical Update:
Every 29 seconds an American will suffer a coronary event, and about every minute
someone will die from one.
On average, someone in the U.S, suffers a stroke every 53 seconds; 28 percent of those who
suffer a stroke are under the age of 65.
In the 05, 73 percent of heart transplant patients are male, 19 percent are ages 35-49 and
51 percent are ages 50-64,
More are Surviving
In the last 20 years, deaths due to the “big three" (cancer, heart attack, and stroke) hive decreased
significantly, However, disabilities due to these illnesses have increased dramatically
Rates of death and disability in 1999 compared to 1979. A
Hypertension
Disability Heart Disease.
г рейд March лон ШЇ Come Together
Taking їн Bfospects about Critical Illness
‘The risks of developing a critical illness are high, and even
Critical Illness
Covered Critical Illnesses:
A covered person is limited to only one first diagnosis benefit. Coverage for such person terminates
upon payment of his/her benefit, Covered illnesses include heart attack, stroke, end stage renal disease,
major organ transplant, total loss of eyesight in both eyes and total loss of hearing in both ears, With
this policy, some limitations and exclusions may apply.
Policy Features
“You choose the benefit amount: $10,000, $25,000 or $50,000
Issue ages 18-64
One-time lump sum benefit
Guaranteed renewable to age 80, or upon payment of benefit, whichever is earlier
Policy covers one individual and may cover his/her spouse
Pays in addition to any other coverage you may have
| Premiums will not increase on an individual basis
it amount can be used for anything: со-
ibles, lost income, daily living
ping or child care, home
ete. — the choice is yours!
American Income tite
Insurance Ci
Benefit paid directly to you, or other person | pay
you designate
Reinstatement benefit: Policy can be
reinstated in the event the policy lapses
provided all past premiums due are paid Critical tin
Benefit reduces 50 percent at age 65
|
ев of surviving have increased, it comes |
|
they are prepared for the financial
illness diagnosis. Let them know that
ng аге restored, months of
medical deductibles and co-payments could put a
No one is immune to critical illness, but being prepared in the event it happens could be
a prospect's best defense in protecting their lifestyle and assets.
а
‘The risks are high, but so is the cost of surviving!
petit Murch 2004 В. Come Together :
Master General Agents
Rochester, NY
Fargo, ND Edison, NJ
АЙ Time Record to Beat
Month: $236,811 Net ALP Fd Oreli
В 582,045 | 886,686 Durhon Oldham
2, Dorian Oldham. 77394 | 112,949 | 96 n Durhon Oldham
3, Dustin Raaum 61,394 | 67588 | 89 10 Rick Altig
4. Jason Мойо 60124 | 60124 лл 10 David Zophin
5. Jeffrey Dinocento 54,267 | 773% 701 12 Eric Giglione
6. William Cook. 54,243 | 90217 693 12 ‘Tom Williams
7. Erik Graham 49960 | 130721 786 16 David Cohen
8. Kevin Surles 48,804 | 64474 69.0 10 David Zophin
9. Chris Stephens 47105 | 51,484 720 19 Jatoft-Foti
10. Donna Coffey 45,21 | 45621 685 9 David Cohen
YTD: $1,705,178 Ist Yr. iv Hitman
p ETE
1. Dorian Oldham $150,360 | $214,727 96
. Jim Bianchi 128438 | 140,667 767
YTD Production
Durhon Oldham
Kevin Surles 124338 | 143,698 690 10 David Zophin
4. Jason Mollo 121904 | 121904 та 10 David Zophin
5, Scott Sonnenberg 115538 | 145,560 671 13 Gen-Gen-Bitman
6. Dustin Raaum 107,36 | 113018 89 10 Rick Altig
7. Jeffrey Dinocento 98,836 | 158248 701 12 Eric Giglione
в, Paul Rumbuc 94720 | 155,508 778 8 Durhon Oldham
9. Erik Graham 90932 | 207498 786 16 David Cohen.
10. William Cook 87,828 | 153192 693 12 Tom Williams
Master General Agent selection guidelines for recognition in the Spotlight are as follows: Mus Aro fur First Yaar Agents cedat and met all production reguiiments.
рабе march 2004 ШО cona Tear
Bonus Page
$Show Me the Money$
Retention Bonus*
Qualifier SGA Bonus Amount
Carla Miller John Akers $4,616.33
Marlon Underwood. Olson-Smith $3,227.55
Mary Ann Gaelic Steve Friedlander $3,037.75
Michael Czopek Eric Giglione $2,975.48
Jennifer Baron Tom Williams $2,945.52
Rajeev Arora Rick Altig $2,919.77
Ruben Soberanes Jatoft-Foti $2,916.69
Stefan Reynolds Steve Friedlander $2,909.96
Terry Sullivan Gen-Gen-Bitman 2,891.46
Arkadi Nulman David Cohen $2,874.20
Total Retention Bonus Paid: $380,212.56 319 Producers Qualified
Leadership Bonus*
Qualifier SGA Bonus Amount
Jim Bianchi Durhon Oldham $6,593.06
Dorian Oldham Durhon Oldham 86,535.28
Dustin Raum Rick Altig 85,680.49
Kevin Surles David Zophin $4,365.37
Jason Мойо David Zophin $4,043.58
Fred Hadayia Durhon Oldham 83,817.97
Chris Stephens. Jatoft-Foti $3,373.87
Carey Thompson. Vic Hancock $3,373.12
Ryan Mansueto $3,089.12
Doreen Ryan-Foti $2,852.61
"Total Leadership Bonus Paid: $88,093.10 15 Managers Qualified
PR Bonus*
Qualifier SGA Bonus Amount
Dalager Rick Аш $3,469.77
Laurie Onasch Joseph Manone 82,568.85
Frances Christie Rick Altig 81,538.64
Brenda DiSomma Eric Giglione 81,525.45
Vivian Dwyer Ali Shahrak 81,444.72
Joseph Ward Gen-Gen-Bitman $1,245.12
Erin McKee Shashi Parekh $934.64
William Sauers Williams-Zipper. $924.98
Gabriela Berloni Joshua Chalom $918.18
Anne Bowyer Rick Altig $911.80
Total PR Bonus Paid: $28,746.22 47 PR Reps Qualified
* Only the top ten qualifiers in cach bonus category are shown. A full list of bonus qualifiers is provided on
the inserts accompanying this magazine.
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Retention Bonus Update:
Effective March 1, 2004, the guidelines for the Retention Bonus were modified so Producers can earn a bonus
based on Net ALP produced for the month, provided they have a 67 percent or higher Four-Month Retention.
Producers will now be eligible for this bonus starting in their ninth month of contract. Agents contracted less
than nine months will be eligible for the New Agent Bonus (see the qualification requirements listed below).
Also note, all individuals with 57.5 level contracts and higher must qualify beginning at the $7,500 or higher
production level.
Leadership Bonus Update:
Effective March 1, 2004, the guidelines for the Leadership Bonus were modified so an MGA will be eligible
to receive a bonus, provided they have two Producers in their first six months of contract. These producers will
also need to qualify for the New Agent Bonus (see the guidelines below) or the Retention Bonus (see the
update above), meeting both production and quality requirements, in the same month. ‘The bonus is based on
the same percentages of Net ALP and contract dates as outlined earlier, Retention, or Net to Gross, is still
required for the Manager to be eligible.
Introducing the New Agent Bonus:
Beginning March 1, 2004, all “New Agents” (“New Agents" refers to Producers in their first eight months of
contract) became eligible for the New Agent Bonus. The “New Agent” is now eligible for a bonus equaling a
percentage of their Net ALP for the month, provided they have the required Net to Gross ratio. Starting with
the Producer's ninth month, the Individual Producer will then be eligible for a Retention Bonus.
In addition to the New Agent Bonus payable for a month, the Producer is eligible for a Supplemental Bonus
after being contracted for nine months (or 12 months). This bonus equals 25 percent or more of their bonuses
earned in their first eight months, provided they have at least a 67 percent Four-Month Retention. For each
point above 67 percent, the Supplemental Bonus will be increased one percent.
For тоге information on these bonus updates, contact your SGA or logon ко wwwaailife.com.
quiis mar 2008 come Teeter
According to a recent Sales Management Report, A five percent
increase in customer retention can create a 75 percent increase in that
customer's net value to your [business]." This is a powerful statement
which evokes the question, "Ате you building your future and your
business with quality and service?”
More often than not, Producers overlook quality in building and
‘managing their business. Quality, however, is what makes for more
satisfied customers and higher renewals. With this in mind, we have
decided to give you some helprul information on the importance of
business quality.
Business quality like any well-constructed structure, is supported by a
well-laid groundwork. By groundwork we mean, utilizing your time
‘wisely. Setting appointments and giving yourself plenty of time with
each customer allows you to initialize quality from the moment you
walk through a customer's door. Don't rush your customers because
| you have failed to plan your schedule accordingly, This is an
| important decision that may take your prospects some time to process
and think out.
After you have laid the groundwork, it is important that you prepare
your presentation beforehand. Doing your research and having all
the tools you need at your disposal will go a long way in creating
credibility in the client's mind. For example, according to
Independent Agent, an industry publication, 38 percent of customers
look at an insurer's financial strength when considering a life
insurance purchase. As a Producer, knowing this information allows
you the opportunity to prepare for this by bringing up American
Income and National Income' ratings during your sales presentation.
(And, just in case you werent aware of our rating, we are rated A+
"Superior" by АМ. Best Company, its second highest rating, for
overall financial strength (as of 6/03)).
‘Once you have laid the groundwork and prepared your presentation,
there are just a few more simple things to keep in mind when it
comes to submitting quality and creating customer loyalty”:
‚ Quality —
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First, always emphasize a win-win attitude, Put
yourself in your customers’ shoes, When you can visualize
‘what you would want if you were the customer, fitting a
prospect's need becomes clearer,
Second, select your customers carefully. Building
long-lasting relationships is what insurance is all about,
‘This is why it is just as important for you to choose your
customers as they have chosen you, ‘There is nothing
wrong with telling prospects that you are serious about
building a relationship. When they know you're serious,
they will be more willing to keep you as their partner,
‘Simplify everything. We have all heard the saying,
“Keep it simple, stupid.” Some laugh at the notion, but
there is a lot of truth in that statement, ‘The easier you
make things for you and your customers, the more
effective it becomes, Therefore, it may be worth your
time to streamline your sales and service procedures
Finally, communicate clearly. Be up front
honest with your customers, Customers want all the facts
when making a decision = the good, the baila the uly
By being straightforward from the start, you are only
getting that much closer to establishing а loyal customer.
“Forty-one percent of consumers 18 to 65 and older said they prefer
опе service provider when it comes to life insurance," states
Advertising Age, What this means is, that if all the building blocks
are present at the point of sale, many customers will be inclined to
retain their relationship with that particular service provider, How
about that for building quality?
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MONETARY DONATIONS
Rick Altig Agency.
* Contributed $1,000 to the Ontario Federation of Anglers
1 Hunters.
* Gave $200 to the UFCW Conference.
= Donated $150 to the Leahi Federal Credit Union.
* Contributed $150 to the Del Monte Employees Federal
Credit Union,
* Contributed $150 to the Nevada Classified School
Employees Association,
* Donated $50 to the MNUSA.
* Gave $253.14 to the Teamsters 996.
* Donated $275 to the Teamsters 480.
* Gave $315 to the Fire Fighters golf tournament.
‘© Contributed $250 to the Memphis Fire Fighters,
* Gave $52.29 to the CEP 1900
* Donated $60 to the CUPE 4000,
© Gave $80 to the Ottawa District Labour Council
Rick Altig Ageney Cont.
* Donated $300 to the HERE 791.
* Contributed $250 to the Oregon Golden Glove.
* Donated $300 to the Teamsters kidney benefit.
* Gave $150 to the W12 IAM for raffle prizes.
Gary Bleicr Agency
* Donated $500 to the Bulls-Eye CU.
* Gave $50 to the GCIU 77Р.
Steve Greer Agency
* Donated $500 to the UFCW strike fund.
Mark Hancock Agency
* Contributed $1,000 to the IUE District 8 scholarship.
* Donated $100 to the Fire Fighters 416.
‘Total $6,135.43
OTHER DONATIONS
Mark Hancock Agency
* Donated 25 boxes of food to the Steelmetal Workers 20.
* Donated 25 boxes of food to the Indianapolis AFL-CIO,
EI “plight March 2008
Gleb Ostrovsky Agency
> Sponsored a hospitality suite for the Mississippi annual
AFL-CIO conference.
Presentation of a $25,000 contribution check to the
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement.
Pictured from left to right: Jules Pagano, Milton
Rosado, President of the LCLAA, Hugh Walsh,
Karinne Hernandez, Asst. Director of the LCLAA
and Jesse Rios, Executive Director of the LCLAA.
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Community Involvement
“I do a lot of business at these events — it's my chance to
catch some presidents who are otherwise elusive, to meet
those I have not met before, and just chat with those I
already know,” says Cynthia Lebrun-Yaffe a PR
Representative with the Matt Blumert Agency.
Attending events like the AFL-CIO Metro-Balto Council
2004 Leadership Conference is a great way to put yourself
in front of union leaders. We all have hectic schedules
and sometimes it is virtually impossible to see everyone
on our fo see lists. However, setting up at union
conferences and events allows for time to meet with these
union leaders without going from place to place — you
stand there and they come to you. Of course you don't
want to just stand there and look pretty, you'll have to
turn on the communication charm as well.
The AFL-CIO Metro-Balto Council’s
2004 Leadership Conference
Cynthia tells us, “This particular event is held every year.
Aside from attending as a delegate, we attend as a vendor,
We have been involved with this conference since it
began over 10 years ago. The attendance is high among
union leaders and it always gives us good exposure.”
In this business, it only takes a little exposure. Таке a
look at your community's calendar. Who knows, it may
be the next best PR resource for your Public Relations
team.
Look at the display Cynthia put together for this labor
event. She made things interesting by raflling off a “bag
of cash” prize, and offered a sweet reward by garnishing
her display with chocolate.
PR Representatives
PR Manager
> Debbie Enstedt
‘Winnipeg, MB
Category A:
Frances Christie Vivian Dwyer
Burnaby, BC Raleigh, NC
Brenda Swecker Malka Arony
Canonsberg, PA Phoenix, AZ
Cheryl Cook
Harrisburg, PA
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2. Brenda DiSomma 4,194 | Eric Giglione *2. Brenda DiSomma 7,440 | Eric Giglione
3. Malka Arony 2,846 | Steve Hartman 3. Malka Arony 6,337 Steve Hartman
1. Frances Christie
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Rick Altig Rick Altig
Ali Shahrak. . Vivian Dwyer 5,956 | Ali Shahrak
3. Jenny Williams 1878 | Rick Attig 3. Jenny Wi 4467 | Rick Altig
4. Robert Dailey Eric Gigtione 4, Suzanne Powers 3242 | David Cohen
5. Leo VanDenBussche Rick Altig. 5. Brenda DiSomma 2,658 Eric Giglione
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$1,202.61
51,201.55
sim
519936
51,191.90
$1,186.89
3118526
51,182.66
ИШ
5116181
51510
$1,144.26
sipén
510139
sums
51,098.00
ША
ША
Ern
5108.18
УЛ